New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
NETWORK CITY.


General Newton, Commissioner Of Public WORKS,
returned from the Adroniacks yesterday.
The Employees Association Of the Produce Exchange
will have a summer nights festival at the Empire
CITY Colosseum tonight
Thomas Quinn, age six, Of 100 Westinghouse, was
run over by a truck driven by August Ncke yester
day and was Instantly Killed.
Trustee snshclmer, of Rabbi Brownies congrcga-
lon laid &c teriay that compromise had been aad9
Win the Rabbi for his retirement.
william Dykes age ten, OF No. 324 East One
hundrei- and xeenthst, went 70 battle In the river
at foot Of the street yesterday and was dfOwned
The steamer r. +. Matthews, which plies between
this port and Barcelona, broke her screw-pn while
OH tho lar outward bound yesterday, and had to put
back for repairs.
Bev1er IIasbrouck of Ulster County, and Fred W.
Wilson Of west chester were appointed storekeepcr
by Collector Masone yesterday. They will each re-
celve al 400 year
The sales agents Of the anthracite coal producing
pancs yesterday AMI ordered an advance to
be made August of ten cents per ton on broken
stove and chestnut grades
Mr. Richard, Of the Hamburg line, said yesterday
that far he knew there was no truth In the cable
dispatch a out formation of syn..,lte In Berlin
TO i1n new line between Hamburg and New-fork
Le,ers OF administration the estate Of Michael
j. Dixon, the lcecnam dealer were granted yesterday
10 his widow, Emily Dixon, who set forth In her
Herman Ilcimso.t, German Of middle age, who
was believed to become demented from ovcr-ln-
diligence In Lcer XII eli himself yesterday by drinking
poison in the liquor store at No 80 Rvingtonst yes
urday. Ills home was at No. AZ torsy th-st
The Health official. ycstcrtqr sclzcd about 5000
pour of fruit and vegetables that unfit for use.
Thcy also con1scated at the Old Dominion Line pier
nity baIres oil kmeions and lot OF green apes
msn, age thirty-one died from consumption In the
Presbyterian Hospital Wednesday lie had lived
IN this city years, married and kept Laundry
at No. Il Mottst After funeral ln Tue East EaHt
Will be buried In tho Cemetery VI the EverBreens
Conrad Becker, age nineteen, drowned while
bathing at East Ftfty-sixtbst yesterday.
The schedules IN tho assignment Of Melville G.
Boynton and Frank W. smith, constituting the firm
OF BOynton smith, dry goods dealers at Fifteenth
q and Sixth ave. to Eugene A. thomson show liza,
bliIcs Of Sl2i 654 nominal assets, S50,O42, ana
actual assets, S31 .UOI
As william Ward, age eighteen, sitting at n
window of his home In the tenementhouso No $50
west Twenty -seventrst late Wednesday night, he
was struck the head with paving stone by an
unknown enemy. The blow fractured his skull lie
was carried lnscnsb TO the Roosevelt Hospital and
his condition said 10 30 critical Detectives Of
the sixteenth Precinct were trying TO ascertain what
motive there was for the assault III INC nope Vi CATCH
lax TIE person who threw the stone.
Charles Woanccs. the druggist VI No. 702 Second
ave, who charged on Wednesday by Carrie Stone
with having performed criminal operation on ha,
was committed by the Coroner the Tombs yesterday
to await the result of Carries condition.
John j. o'Connor, another Of the persons accused
Of robbng and assaung Mary HarwoOd at their house
No. $40 East Forty -seventhst, July II, wascaught
by Detective Gun, Of the Twenty-Five Precinct,
" cdsesday night and sent to the DlstrctAt
tOrn,, office yesterday morning from the fOrkVilie
Police Court BY Justice Murray. lie was sent back
10 the court In afternoon and Will be examined this
morning.
DIR. Ihom.ss X. Cruise, OF No. 174 Oaremontave,
who was brought to Bellevue Hospital last satur-
day suffering from chronic morphine poisoning, was
declared at the hospital yesterday and was e-
moved TO the wards Insane Asylum His wife, VINO
was removed ~ the hospital on Monday. suffering
from the poison, is greatly Improved
Little has been left undone TO mako next Sundays
"uigh links Dinner Of the Mohlcan club at the Long
Beach Hotel of the most rema able In the history
OF tho association. The committee has decided that
shall. be attired In eleganuy-lined green velvet
shooting Jacket bright Icd shirt, lavender trousers
anu a polo cap. His whiskers will be gracefully
thrown over his shoulders, and he must neither eat
say any thing during tho entire meal IL Is In the
" Igw curing The Big Talk that the Doctor Is W
dlstln guish himself a a necromancer
Charles Geollsh. OF No, 453 West Fifty sevcnth-st,
suustruck In Seventy -sevcnth-st yesterday and
died later at tho Nlnety-ninth street Hospital.
other persons were pfostfated by the heat In
tho city,